H.L.’s Pale Ale is a highly aromatic and cleanly bitter beer with a crisp but fruity body.

Fun fact: H.L. means Homer Little. The grandfather of Jeremy Pittman (co-founder of Rockpit) and a coal miner for the Red Jacket Coal Company until 1959 when he moved his family to Florida.

Homer is the man we’ve paid homage to with our brewery.

Our interpretation of a light lager. One that actually has color and doesn’t taste like beer flavored water.

Light bodied and crisp, this is sure to please those enthusiastic Coors, Bud and Miller drinkers and introduce them to what beer is supposed to taste like. 

Even the most ardent craft beer lovers will appreciate this light lager as it’s the style of beer brewed long before the bland, boring beers took over the world. 

You’ll also notice there isn’t any rice in our light beer. 

Fun fact: If you substitute the E with an O in Miner’s, this beer takes on a whole new meaning. One that we want to avoid. 

Medium-light in body with crisp, clean upfront bitterness. You’ll want to take time to savor the strong tropical and citrus notes that are prevalent in this all-american IPA.

Fun fact: A “Cackler” is what they called a miner who let others do the heavy work.

Sort of like Derek Zoolander (Click for video).

This coffee milk stout is smooth and silky with roasted coffee tones and a creamy finish. So easy drinking, yet totally anomalous.

Fun fact: Black strap is what miners called coffee. It’s also what they called the oil that went into their oil lamps in the early 1900’s. Which makes us think a lot of miners drank really bad coffee.

Luckily we used a VERY good coffee in this beer which you’ll absolutely appreciate when that first sip hits your tongue. 

Oh and “con leche” is spanish for “with milk”. This beer has nothing to do with Spanish culture but we couldn’t think of anything better to use. “With Milk” doesn’t look or sound cool at all. “Con Leche” looks and sound really cool. 

Go on… Say it… “con leche”.

Now say it with a Spanish accent. You feel cool, right?

Our RPB house blonde that’s easy drinking with a light, crisp finish. You might even notice a slight fruity note in the first few sips.

Fun fact: Blondin’s are aerial ropeways used in open pits in slate quarries to transport wagons loads of rock between locations.

Side note: Apparently it’s illegal to ride a blondin in an abandoned mining area. Wish they would have told me that before the authorities were alerted.

Olde 1842 is a German Pilsner made in honor of Bavarian brewer Josef Grill who first made a pilsner in 1842.

A beautifully colored beer with a crisp, clean and bitter flavor that’s a favorite among the brewers at RockPit.

This one pairs PERFECTLY with beautiful days like we are starting to get here in Florida.

Introducing Polterspice. Our collaboration with @bowmanhillbrewing.

Polterspice is a roasty porter featuring pumpkin, marshmallow fluff and fall spices like clove, cinnamon and nutmeg finished off with a hint of coffee.

Don’t you feel all warm inside reading that?

Wait until you taste it!

Badger Stole My Honey is a traditional Vienna Lager aged with 10 gallons of honey to bring you a sweet and satisfying lager.

Don’t set this one down near Honey Badgers. As the name suggests, they’ll steal it and drink it. And no one wants a drunk honey badger hanging around.

A classic hefeweizen with loads of clove and banana aroma and flavor. You might remember this beer from a few months back. And you’ll surely enjoy this new and improved version of this German classic.

OTAY! IPA is a Wheat IPA that features aromas of melon and fruit, flavors of pine and earthiness, and a subtle fruit character.

Why OTAY! IPA?

We love Eddie Murphy, and one of Eddie Murphy’s characters on SNL was Buckwheat from Little Rascals.

His catchphrase was “OTAY!”, hence the name OTAY! IPA. Get it? BuckWHEAT? OTAY!? We’ll at least the beer is damn good.

Our  Session IPA that’s hopped with Citra hops to give it a balanced citrus flavor (orange, lemon & lime) with lots of IPA bitter goodness.

We take our signature berliner base and treat it with Yuzu. The yuzu’s flavor is tart and fragrant, closely resembling that of the grapefruit, with overtones of mandarin orange. 

Available 9/18 – Mug Club

Available 9/20 – Everyone.

As part of our Savage line of New England IPA’s, this NEIPA features soft bitterness and a light hop character with flavors of citrus and tropical fruit

The addition of 50 pounds of elderberries bring out a complex and distinctive fruit-forward character to this traditional beer, with a slight tart note at the end. As the name declares: Its not wine. We promise!

Mmmm… Watermelon. Thinking about eating a cold, fresh slice takes you back childhood bar-b-q’s or a sweet snack on a hot day.

Maybe you had a seed spittin’ contest with friends like I did. Maybe you let the juice drip down your mouth onto your shirt turning your collar it a pink hue.

Maybe now you use it to make Watermelon Margarita’s or Martini’s.

Either way, watermelon is the perfect summer fruit…

… and that’s why we decided to capture those summer memories in our new Jolly Quencher Watermelon Gose.

Why’s it called “Jolly Quencher”? Because the first time we tasted this beer, it tasted like a sour watermelon jolly rancher. It still does, but we’ve added some salt (why it’s a Gose now) to REALLY bring out the watermelon flavor and introduce some nice complexity.

It’s a refreshingly original beer that is perfect for these hot summer days.